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Jonathan’s men, Reps quarrel over centenary city
PDP not broke, does not owe rent on property – Adeyeye
Stop embarrassing our ancestors, MASSOB chides Okorocha, Obiano
Skye Bank announces resignation of four EDs
FG to allocate more funds for federal highways in South East
Breaking: James Ibori back in Nigeria finally
State of the nation: Tuface insists protests’ll go on in Lagos, Abuja
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Drama as Reps grill former SGF
Again, herdsmen attack farmer in Enugu, Police confirms
If you don’t like Buhari, wait for another election – Obasanjo
Ondo council chairman slump, dies after attending political meeting
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SubscribeNational Assembly invites Fashola over change in leadership of TCN
THE National Assembly yesterday invited the Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola over the sudden change of leadership of Transmission Company of Nigeria, TCN, just as it asked that status quo ante in respect of the management.
Lawyers task Buhari over Onnoghen’s confirmation as CJN
Following the retirement of immediate past Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Mahmud Mohammed, who clocked 70 on November 10, 2016, some lawyers have expressed diverse opinions over the refusal of President Muhammadu Buhari to forward the name of Justice Nkanu Onnoghen to the Senate as the substantive Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN).
Nigeria’ ll split if we don’t restructure – Ohaneze Chieftain
The common saying is Igbo don’t have kings but I think it is probably taking it literally not that we don’t have leaders
Egypt, Cameroon set for AFCON final
Egypt will attempt to win the fourth consecutive Africa Cup of Nations in which they have competed when they face Cameroon in tomorrow’s final.
Kidnapping is no longer a lucrative business in Abia State— CP Leye
We arrested some of them and kept on picking other members of the syndicate who were at large. Our investigation showed that 80% of them are graduating students of Michael Okpara University. That was a worrisome trend and our strategy is to reach out.
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